Sentences with phrase «bat ears»

What can we say about this silly girl with the big bat ears?

Some people say they remind them of bat ears!

They are powerful for their size and have small bat ears with a very expressive gaze.

A modern characteristic is its enormous bat ears.

These where then crossed with other breeds which produced the erect bat ears seen in French bulldogs today.

«If you are going to have things sticking out of the fuselage, you can try to design them so that they generate aerodynamic lift — in much the same way as large bat ears,» he says.

This is Nina, a beautiful Basenji mix who is quite a sweet girl with a striking reddish - tan coat, beautiful eyes, and expressive bat ears.

French Bulldogs are one of my favorite dog breeds, because they can be so entertaining and comical (I just love those silly bat ears they have!).

Frenchies are commonly recognized for their triangular - shaped bat ears, which stand erect on their large square heads.

French Bulldog Health: *** For Frenchie Health Issues *** French Bulldogs are beautiful and a site to see... with their smooshed faces, short stocky torsos and big bat ears they are a wonderful little package... But these very things that make them so great can also produce conditions which make French Bulldogs susceptible to different health conditions.

Calming Signals at the Park Our foster pup Willow has beautiful body language, her body is so easy to read (in part because of her enormous bat ears and long tail haha) that I wanted to get her on video specifically for this blog post.

The breed standard of the French Bull Dog Club of America was written to say that erect bat ears were the correct ear type.

the only request from adam was to wear all black, so i ordered these pajamas from primary and just added black linen wings and bat ears.

Schreck plays the count more like an animal than a human being; the art direction by Murnau's collaborator, Albin Grau, gives him bat ears, clawlike nails and fangs that are in the middle of his mouth like a rodent's, instead of on the sides like on a Halloween mask.

The French Bulldog is a sturdy little Bulldog with large, erect, rounded, bat ears, a flat, powerful muzzle and a pug nose.

They are known as «bat ears» in the show ring.

Some had the erect «bat ears» while others had «rose» ears.

This infuriated the American fanciers who quickly organized the French Bull Dog Club of America and drew up a breed standard allowing only the bat ear.

Breeders in France developed the smaller bulldogs into a distinctly «French» type look and American breeders set the standard that prescribed the «bat ears.»

The French eventually became synonymous with the breed after further perfecting their appearance to include a shorter underjaw and either rose ears (folded back) or bat ears (large and upright).

Deaf dogs (unilateral or bilateral), cropped ears & bat ears are a DQ.

French breeders sought to consistently produce the erect «bat ears,» much to the chagrin of English breeders.

These dogs are recognized by their bat ears and scrunched up faces, and it comes in a range of nine different colors.

Of course you all know by now, frenchies are known for their bat ears.

Super Shaggy stops traffic with his big bat ears, just another feature that makes him scrumptious.

The Frenchie's wide - set, bat ears are unique to it, and its skull is flat between the ears and domed as it comes down toward the nose.

The Frenchie is known for its «bat ears,» which are the breed's trademark feature, according to the AKC.

Originally due to their bulldog ancestors the breed had some born with the bat ears and some with rose ears which appeared more bulldog.

This led to formation of the first club for French bulldogs in the world, and a standard drawn up which is essentially the same today, stressing the bat ears.

Americans preferred the bat ear as the hallmark of the breed and in 1897 an English judge chose their preference of rose ears for best in breed.

Their physical appearance is characterized by naturally occurring «bat ears» that are wide at the base and rounded at the top.

Their ears are erect and look remarkably like Frenchie's bat ears.

They have so - called «bat ears».

Including the light Brendal markings and big bat ears.

The most obvious physical attribute is the bat ears that point straight up.

The bat ears were originally going to be bred out of the breed and replaced with a droopy, rose ear, which would've been a mini English bulldog.

She was a bit shy of the camera, so this is all I was able to catch of her bat ears.

1) Love the arch (I even kind of like the bat ears!)